Ninja ZEROSTICK Premium Cookware 20cm Frying Pan, Long Lasting, Non-Stick Hard Anodised Aluminium, Induction Compatible, Oven Safe to 260°C, Cast Stainless Steel Handle, Grey C30020UK

Having already been impressed with other Ninja cookware, I had high expectations for this ZEROSTICK Sauté Pan, and I'm happy to report it's just as fantastic. Ninja's reputation for solid quality is clearly consistent across their entire range.This pan is the definition of robust. You can feel the premium construction and durability from the moment you handle it. It heats up evenly, the non-stick surface is flawless, and it performs brilliantly for everything I've used it for so far. Absolutely no complaints.Let's be clear, Ninja cookware is on the higher side when it comes to price. However, this is a perfect example of "you get what you pay for." The added premium is absolutely worth it for the performance, durability, and peace of mind you get from using such a high-quality tool in the kitchen.If you're considering investing in top-tier cookware that will last, I can't recommend this Ninja Sauté Pan enough. It's another 5-star product from a brand that clearly doesn't compromise on quality.

Had this about 1 month now, using it regularly. In fact I hardly use any other pan now except this and another brand..Solid. Nice and big. Nicely non stick.. Washes easily.Works OK on induction, although a higher setting is generally required than with an all steel pan - which is normal.I like that it supposedly takes higher temperatures than 'lesser' non stick pans.We'll see what time brings us in the longevity stakes.Was going to buy another, but seems to have gone up in price by about 50% from this seller.

I've had a Kirkland pro (Costco brand) frying pan since 1998 and over the last year or so it's finally started to show its age and things have started sticking and cleaning it has become a bit of a chore. It cost £40, so it wasn't cheap for its time but I think it's done pretty well. I did some research and it was a toss up between this and the new Jamie Oliver line which also looks pretty impressive. Whether one is better than the other I can't say as I only have this Ninja one. It's not as deep and it lacks the red temperature sensor but I have been cooking long enough to know whether a pan is hot enough.I cooked some bacon and eggs and they didn't even think about sticking and the heat was evenly distributed. I barely used any oil. It was such a pleasure to just slide the eggs out. Cleaning it was also a breeze as nothing was stuck to it at all - it took seconds. I need some new saucepans as well, will I go for the JO ones or some more in this Ninja range? Currently undecided. I think the price of this is fair and it comes with a 10 year replacement warranty. If it lasts a decade I think at £2.80/year that's reasonable. I may even get the JO one as well and use it for spag bol and such like and keep this one for steak etc.

This ninja pan is very hardy and remain pretty robust after a few weeks of use. The non-stick feature and heat distribution is good. I can pan fry 4 steaks on the go and all comes out cooked well and saves me time as I can pop into a warm oven to rest. Egg frying similarly is easy and the eggs slides around with very little oil. Just like you see in TV adverts. I think it should last meany years of use.

As an avid home chef, I've always struggled to find the perfect frying pan - one that's genuinely non-stick, durable, and a breeze to clean. But this Ninja ZEROSTICK pan has truly been a game-changer in my kitchen!The first thing that strikes you is the quality of the construction. The hard-anodized aluminum body feels substantial and sturdy, while the cast stainless steel handle provides a secure and comfortable grip, even when the pan is piping hot. I love how it can seamlessly transition from stovetop to oven, up to a toasty 260°C. 🔥But the real star of the show is the non-stick coating. In my experience, it lives up to the hype - I've cooked everything from delicate fish to sticky sauces, and nothing has managed to stubbornly cling to the surface. Clean-up is an absolute breeze, requiring just a quick wipe with a paper towel. The fact that it's metal utensil safe is an added bonus.One minor consideration is the weight - at 1kg, it's not the lightest pan on the market. But I actually find the heft to be reassuring, as it helps with even heat distribution and prevents warping over time. The induction compatibility is also a nice touch for those with modern stovetops.What truly sets this Ninja pan apart is its long-lasting durability. The company's 10-year guarantee speaks volumes about their confidence in the product. After months of heavy use, I can attest that the non-stick coating shows no signs of wearing down or chipping, which is often a common frustration with other pans.While the price tag is on the higher end, I believe it's a worthwhile investment for any home cook who wants a reliable, high-quality frying pan that will stand the test of time. Ninja has truly outdone themselves with this exceptional piece of cookware.

Wonderful pans so strong and not so hard to clean

The very best non stick frying pan available,very good quality and very easy to clean.The depth is absolutely perfect so no spillages.Ninja is a brand to trust!!

Spent a long time looking for a new set of pans and in the end I settled on these. I have the sauté pan, the wok and the 20 & 30cm frying pans and I cant fault any of them. Great looks and superb performance so far, I will no doubt be adding some sauce pans down the line.